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Researchers looking to develop ‘resilience credit’

Tuesday 20 Feb 24 10:30am

Arial view of potential wetland site near Waihi Estuary. PHOTO: Andy Belcher

Researchers are hoping to develop the world’s first 'resilience credit' as the ultimate goal of a project looking at how salt marshes and mangroves could protect the Bay of Plenty’s coastline from climate change.

The team is also looking at the prospect of a national blue carbon credit system, with Ministry for the Environment backing.

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